Friday, April 29, 1949

Teen•Age
Sophisticates

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Map Dance Festival

By HELEN TENNENBAUM

LIVERY PENNY you give to the
.124 Allied Jewish Campaign, mul-
tiplied by the contribution of
others, adds up to a whole lot,
and the campaign will divide the
•
proceeds to help
dozens of activi-
ties in Detroit, in
the nation and
abroad.
You can have
a party and in-
vite some of your
friends to con-
tribute to 1 h e
AJC and then
Helen turn it in to
headquarters from the whole
crowd. Believe us, the wonderful
feeling you get from knowing
you've helped a great cause is
well worth the few trivial pleas-
ures you may sacrifice.
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PARTIES AND CAKES: Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Swartz honored
their daughter Irene with a Sweet
Sixteen luncheon. Guest:, were
Anita Bloom, Ann Willis, Dol-
ores Halberstam, Rose and Edith
Weberman, Barbara Novick, Zel-
da and Harriet Mintz, Ilene Bloor,
Faye Nover, Roslan Klein and
Libby Weinstein. . - Another
luncheon was given in honor of
Gloria Sherman. Included in the
gay doings were out-of-towners
Sally Zelomek and Marilyn Perl-
man. Detroiters who helped un-
wrap gifts were Harriet Jaffa,
Ana Brooks, Janet Jacobs, Joan
Erman, Mimi Leebove, Benita
Fell, Linda Fell, Rita Tessler,
Barbara Novick and Ethel Heller.

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Hapoel to Honor
Women's Director

Hapoel liamizrachi will hold a
business-social meeting at 8:30
p.m. Sunday at the home of
Rabbi Max Kapustin. 2494 Pin-
gree avenue.
The women of Hapoel Hamiz-
rachi will present a tea in honor
of Mrs. Miriam Levine, repre-
sentative of the Moetzat Hapoa-
lot, at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday,
May 4, at the home of Mrs. Max
Weisberg, 4364 Glendale avenue.
Mrs. Levine is one of the
founders of Moltzat Ilapoalot
(Women's Council in Israel),
and at present Is directing the
activities of the American or-
ganization.

Gealer and By Lasky, Iris Schu-

ham with Bib Newman, Sybil

ANN ARBOR—Combining fun Witus with Murte Guide, Dee

and fund-raising, Hillel Founda-
tion presented its version of a
carnival to raise funds for UJA
. . . Attractions included a freak
show, a mock mariage booth and
a nickelodeon . Marty Kohlen-
berg sparked the publicity . . .

A huge thermometer on the dial
charted progress of money raised

—total at a later date.

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BALLOONS were inscribed in

—Northwest Record Photo

1V.embers of the University Area Women's Club await their spring
square dance festival Saturday at the Jewish Community Center.
Door prizes and refreshments are on the program. Proceeds of
the affair will go to charity. Committee members, left to right,
Mrs. Harry Brotman, Mrs. Harry Levine and Mrs. Rose Idelsohn.

Installing Officer

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OUT FOR A LOVELY truck
ride with loads of hay and then
a wiener roast were Meyer Le-
vine with Zelda Leibowitz, Stan
Racey with Pearl Gold, Al Kes-
ner with Bea Fink, Morty Stein
with Lillian Cooper, and Donny
Weintraub with Carolin Holland.
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PLANNING AHEAD: Call Al
Gaines for your tickets for the
dinner-dance of Temple Israel at
the Whittier May 7 for which
Wally Levine will supply the
music.
If you would like to attend a
great wiener roast, meet at the
Bnai Moshe at 8:30 this Saturday
nite. Alex Kuhn is president,
Sandy Stone is vice-president,
Marilyn Goodman, treasurer, Ka-
ren Fischer, board chairman, and
Idelle Silver, secretary... . Why
not attend? Sounds like fun!

Mary-

By MARY C. COOPER

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WEARING a lovely navy blue
crepe dress, Rita Klein was very
pleasantly surprised when Con-
rad Discount took her to a won-
derful party in honor of Rita's
Sweet,Sixteen which was planned
with the aid of brother Sheldon
and Janice Lutz who came with
Mary Dictor, Vivian Lipsitz, Mar-
ian Ferrer and Harriet Snyder.
Others among the guests_who
sang "Happy Birthday" were Bob
Portnoy, Jerry Grenadier, Dicky
Schram, Chuck Tenner, Norm
Letzer, Marilyn Gilbert with
Roger Lipson, Lindy Winick with
Herb Weller, Herb Goldstein, Hal
Grossman, Cleo Klee, Milly Berg
with Hal Singer, Lois Cohen, Fay
Nover, Dick Gottlieb, Reva Gross
and Diane Katz.

Pap Thirteen

ARTISTS SHOW SET
Four cash prizes will be given
winning exhibitors in the Jew-
ish Michigan Artists Show to be
held at the Center beginning May
22.

luminous paint with the names of
couples attending the Tau Delt
house party . . . June Avison
was teamed with Herb Bailin ...
Ha rvey (Windsor) Meretsky
escorted Sue Sherman . . . Lila
Beck and Esther Kaufman were
convoyed by two men from Wy-
andotte, Jerry Paskovitz and Moe
Katz . . . Judy Levine danced
with Herb Rosin, and ditto Renee
Dicken with Mert Segal . .
Gladys Wahl was guest of Bob
Janeor, and Jean Kleiman of
Paul RUSF.Illatl . Phoebe Ben-
scn coupled with Dick Barovick
ipid Sandy Kirk with Erwin
Wolk • . .
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CHILDHOOD SWEETHEARTS
was the sentiment for a SAM
house party. . . Guys donned
shorts, and drags were given
lollipops ... Duos included Dotty
Feinberg and Ed Bloom, Barb
Gordon and Al Weiss, Carol
Lippman and Gene Galin, Barb
Lattier and Al Goldman, Elaine
Bauer and Ed Lebowitz, Nancy
Stenbuck and Al Rottman . . •
Still more "kids" . . . Sally

Norman with Bruce Miller . . .
Others having a gay time .. .
Barb Freedman and Herb She-
vin, Roseanne Mitshkum and
Chuck I..e ∎v Alice Gold and
Herb Ru.kin
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MEMBERS OF Mortarboard,
senior women's honorary society,
appeared at the SDT house to tap
Boots Kailman . • .
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SATURDAY EVE, the Union
ballroom was the scene of the
Sigma Delta Tau spring formal
. A few of the couples present
were Joyce Briskman and Dick
Wolk, Sally Hechttnan and Jerry
Briskman, Boots Kaltman and
Dan Dworsky, and Esther Sklar
and Fred Greenspan.

Seltzer Appoints
JSSB Chairmen

Dr. Irving Posner was chosen
vice-president and Mrs. Theodore
Bargman, treasurer, at the elec-
tion of officers of the Jewish So-
cial Service Bureau.
Dr. Lawrence H. Seltzer, presi-
dent, announced the following
appointments as chairman of
committees: personnel, A. C. Lap-
pin; nominations, Mrs. Charles
Lakoff; children's cases, Rabbi
Morris Adler; adoption and fee
service, Mrs. Melville S. Welt;
services, to aged, Mrs. Joseph
Geschelin; interpretation, Wilfred
B. Doner; and children's project,
Mrs. Robert J. Newman.

"Modern?"

RABBI COOK

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Youth Group
Plans Election

Temple Israel Youth will hold
an election of officers at 2:30
p.m. Sunday at the home of Faith
Solomon, 4245 Fullerton avenue.
The nominating committee's slate
includes Merrill Stoller, Bruce
Danto, Helen Robinson, Faith
Soloman and Alvin Talberg.
Nominations will also be taken
from the floor.
The installation of officers will
be held at the second annual
dinner-dance May 7 at the Whit-
tier hotel. Rabbi Samuel Cook,
adviser of the National Federa-
tion of Temple Youth in Cincin-
nati, will be installing officer.
Among other duties Rabbi
Cook has been Hillel director at
the University of Alabama, Rabbi
of Temple Beth Israel in Altoona,
Penna., and chaplain in the
southwest Pacific.
For information about the
dinner-dance, call Merrill Stoller,
TO 8-0994.

Labor Zionists
to Hail Israel

Member groups of the Labor
Zionist movement will hail the
first anniversary of the birth of
Israel with an independence day
celebrataion at 8:30 p.m. Wednes-
day, May 4, at the Labor Zionist
Institute, Linwood at Pasadena.
Habonim will present a skit,
"Medinat Yisrael," pupils of
the Labor Zionist Folk schools
will recite, and community sing-
ing and guest speakers will round
out the evening.

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